mukhtar in Russian
mukhtar in Russian is мухта́р — mukhtar means a surname of Arabic origin.
mukhtar in Russian
мухта́р
Pronounced: mukhtar
(politics) A minor official—usually overseeing a village or town—in many Arab countries and (historical) in the Ottoman Empire and its successor states, including Turkey, Northern Cyprus, and formerly Albania.
What does "mukhtar" mean?
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name A surname of Arabic origin.
"Mukhtar is also used as a title for a village headman in some Arab countries."
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- Mukhtar is also used as a title for a village headman in some Arab countries.
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What is "mukhtar" in Russian?
"mukhtar" in Russian is мухта́р. mukhtar means: A surname of Arabic origin.
How do you pronounce мухта́р?
"mukhtar" in Russian is мухта́р, pronounced "mukhtar".
How do you use "mukhtar" in a sentence?
Example: "Mukhtar is also used as a title for a village headman in some Arab countries." In Russian, "mukhtar" is мухта́р.
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